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Electronic music is a genre of music that primarily employs electronic devices and digital technologies for sound production and manipulation. These technologies include synthesizers, drum machines, samplers, and computer software. Unlike traditional music, which is typically performed using acoustic instruments, electronic music relies on electronic instruments and recording techniques to create a wide range of sounds. This genre encompasses a broad spectrum of styles, ranging from experimental compositions to more mainstream dance music. | Electronic music is a genre of music that primarily employs electronic devices and digital technologies for sound production and manipulation. These technologies include synthesizers, drum machines, samplers, and computer software. Unlike traditional music, which is typically performed using acoustic instruments, electronic music relies on electronic instruments and recording techniques to create a wide range of sounds. This genre encompasses a broad spectrum of styles, ranging from experimental compositions to more mainstream dance music. | ||
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